Cuisinart Portable Tabletop Patio Heater, 11,000 BTU Outdoor Propane Heater with Safety Tilt Switch and Adjustable Heat, Burner Screen Guard, 30 sq. Foot Heat Range, Black

These work great. Got the for the outdoor patio. Keeps you warm on those chilly nights

Really nice heater for the price. Assembly was easy. You'll need a Phillips screwdriver and adjustable wrench. Threading the 1 lb propane can onto the valve is a little awkward since it's tough to see with only a small cutout in the housing for visibility. I've recently upgraded to a refillable 5-pound tank that fits nicely under the table. The supply hose runs up through the umbrella hole.This lights automatically when you turn it on, and puts out quite a bit of heat even on a medium-ish setting. It's perfect for my round four-seat patio table. A full-height seven-foot heater would have very little clearance under my patio cover. This size is perfect.It's a tabletop heater, so as the name implies, it heats an area a little larger than a round patio table. If you buy this portable tabletop heater expecting to heat a wide area, there's a good chance you'll be disappointed.Really pleased with this purchase.

This is proper tabletop height, not just something that claims to be but ends up just being a slightly shorter version of a standing heater. It takes a standard propane bottle, making it very easy to reposition. I like the base. It’s like a little lighthouse and seems to have better balance that way. It puts out a nice amount of heat. All around good little heater.

Bottom line, it works. The heat output is decent if you are sitting next to it. Like other reviews mentioned, the fuel goes out pretty fast (10-14 mins). Unique to my little heater, the fuel would appear to run out and I would turn it off, unscrew the propane canister, then allow the canister to sit for a few minutes. I would then reattach the same propane canister and turn the heater on, and the heater would heat for a few more minutes. The heater didn't seem to exhaust all the fuel when it went out the first time and I could still feel that there was more fuel in the canister. I figured it was and old canister issue and bought a brand new Coleman propane canister, and the heater did the same thing. I give this heater a very, very weak 4 stars because of the rapid fuel exhaustion (there are options for a 20lb tank hookup), failure to use all of the fuel in one application, pricey (about 20 bucks cheaper than my 55,000BTU tall propane heater), and the short heat radius. It's cute, it works (with some issues), and, oddly enough, I'd still recommend this product to a friend if they were interested.

Works fine better then the tall ones put it in the middle of table everyone stays warm

Love the size, look and feel of this tabletop heater! Perfect for taking the chill off and keeping us warm when dining outdoors! Easy to understand instructions. Solid build, quiet, so that you can talk at the table while it is on, and very, very easy to turn on and off! Love it! Definitely worth the money, and would highly recommend!

I rarely leave reviews, but this heater is so bad. It puts out very little heat. On high with a full propane tank I can put my hand within an inch of the metal guard cage under the reflector and not pull my hand away. It sits on my patio table directly in front of me on high and can barely feel it. The table top gets slightly warm. I wish I could return it. I wanted it to work.I have a stand up heater that heats up 100x better. And it’s farther away.

Easy enough to assemble...takes numerous attempts to light till the fuel gets to the burner but works great